concluding a contract

One person, the principal, may authorise another, the agent, to represent him in concluding a contract.

Hence, the process of concluding a contract through an agent involves a twofold relationship.

K. P. Chen also participated in concluding a contract at Detroit to purchase 1,000 trucks from General Motors and Chrysler for the Chinese government.

Despite often tense relations with teachers' unions, he avoided a teacher strike by concluding a contract negotiation in which teachers received an average raise of 15% in exchange for givebacks and productivity increases.

For a short time Liechtenstein established its own postal administration, and after concluding a contract with Switzerland, the Swiss postal administration has managed Liechtenstein's postal system since February 1, 1921.

In the present case, the respondent was "vulnerable" to the risk of the loss that eventuated, because it could not readily protect itself against that risk by concluding a contract with every user of the toll road.

If a bankrupt debtor owed money to two people after concluding a contract, but only one of them had contracted for a proprietary right over the debtor's assets (known as a security interest) then the person with the proprietary right takes priority.

In 1982 Boals joined Savoy Brown and in 1982-83, they were touring around Canada and the U.S. Together they had written several songs but they never recorded an album (had problems with concluding a contract with a recording company).

As far as information in advance is concerned, the amendments concern information to consumers in advance of concluding a contract and the amendments reject the concept of a right of reflection based on a draft contract as introduced by the proposal for a directive.